purplegorilla
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After having a 180 for 8 months and had it on automatic, I took a lot of things for granted. Being a dumba$$ like me, I went out and got me a 240 gallon so now I have to deal with 2 problems instead of one. Yesterday I came home to a big mess. To add insult to injuries, both tanks decided to buck the normal at the same time.
<span style="font-size: 14px;"><span style="color: black;">1. </span></span>I had installed 2 tunzes 6100 power heads in my 180 over the weekend. Had it on sequential but at pretty high rate. Well apparently one powerhead decided to turn on its own and pointed right towards the back and blew all the water from the tank onto my floor. Don't know how long its been going on but came home and found water all over my wood floor and into the basement. :mad2: . So now both power heads are turn way down, and I mean way down.
<span style="font-size: 14px;">2. </span><span style="font-size: 12px;">Then I look at my 240 in another room. I found it completely dark. Look at ReefKeeper 2 and saw it was not working. Here I am just few days ago praising how easy it is. Apparently the fuse blew. I guess the 2 sockets on there with the relay are there for a reason. :shout: . Luckily I didn't have the 2 power heads on the Reef Keeper 2 but on a dedicated socket so at least the water was oxygenated. I think my metal halide lights were what blew the fuse. </span>
<span style="font-size: 14px;"><span style="color: black;">1. </span></span>I had installed 2 tunzes 6100 power heads in my 180 over the weekend. Had it on sequential but at pretty high rate. Well apparently one powerhead decided to turn on its own and pointed right towards the back and blew all the water from the tank onto my floor. Don't know how long its been going on but came home and found water all over my wood floor and into the basement. :mad2: . So now both power heads are turn way down, and I mean way down.
<span style="font-size: 14px;">2. </span><span style="font-size: 12px;">Then I look at my 240 in another room. I found it completely dark. Look at ReefKeeper 2 and saw it was not working. Here I am just few days ago praising how easy it is. Apparently the fuse blew. I guess the 2 sockets on there with the relay are there for a reason. :shout: . Luckily I didn't have the 2 power heads on the Reef Keeper 2 but on a dedicated socket so at least the water was oxygenated. I think my metal halide lights were what blew the fuse. </span>